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Fighting last month in the supreme court about. you still can't get an abortion in texas after six weeks. and you're going to see people have to travel multiple state lines, and many people don't have the means to do that. not just the financial means, the time off from work, the care for their children, and you know, half of the people having abortions in the united states today do live below the federal poverty line. so this is really an issue of fundamental fairness, economic equality as well as gender equality. >> a two-part question. you mentioned, for example, the texas decision that we'...

Is the point at which, you know, before then the ultimate decision has to be for the woman. and all of the medical and family circumstances are for her ultimately to decide. they've said that, you know, states can make restrictions that are reasonable, but they can't ultimately take the decision away, and that is the line that makes this secure. if they get rid of the viability line, then we're going to sea a crumbling across the nation, and if roe falls, there's no way to uphold the mississippi law without reversing roe versus wade. half the states in the united states are going to ban aborti...

You thought that right was secure, and what we have learned this year is that it is not, and so i think you're going to see an awakening in virginia. access to abortion care wasn't really on the ballot. it wasn't a real feature. youngkin wasn't talking about his plan to enact sb8 so it wasn't the middle of that conversation but for sure it will be in the center of the conversation for '22, and i think the question people are going to be asking is, whose side are you on? whose side are you on when the supreme court banned abortion? whose side were you on when the 24 states that have what we cal...

That it frightened many republican women in the state to say, no, we're not going -- we're not crazy about her, but we're not going with this guy. he's too far extreme. this idea, this personhood, this is going to be a result of what texas has done. no, it's already happened. that's the law in my state. if roe falls, then immediately in missouri, it's a question of whether you can have an ininvet child, whether you can get a morning after pill. because the minute the law falls in missouri, life begins at the moment of conception. no morning after pill, no unused embryos and in vitro vertalizat...

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